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A point X moves inside the square PQRS such that it is always equidistant from lines PS and PQ.
Its locus is the line:

A

SQ

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PR

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SR

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QR

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Solution

The correct option is C PR
The locus will be angle bisector of $∠ P$ and hence line $P R$

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